Daily Republican., 1887-03-17
NEWS SUMMARY,
One Thousand Women Registsred-A
Dynamiteur Found Guiity-Snspicious us
Looking Mon Examining the Money
Vaults


Dynamiteur Found Guiity-Suspicious
Looking Mon Examining the Money
Vaults.
In LeaveDworth, Kansas, during tht
last two days over one thousand women
nave registered under recent law al.
40 wing them to vote at municipal cleo
tions. A telegram from Leayeu worth,
says: mrs. Helen M. Gouger is here
doing herculean work. She IL paying
special attention to organizing colored
women and has aroused great euthusi-
ssm. Meetings Of the Law and Order
party are being held every Afternot n
ana evening. The Whisky Alliance ie
aiso IoiIy organized and At work. TIE
spring election will therefore be hotly
contested
John Il. sterlee, charged with at
tempting to place dynamite bomb on
the track OF the Sutter Street Gable
Line railroad In San francisco was
iound guilty yesterday. Judge Hunts
Ichsrged the the jury that 1t was not
necessary to be caught placing q bomb
That the person had . definite intention
to place the bomb where 1t would do
damage. The prisoner will be SEN
fenced on Saturday.
| A telegram from Washington says
that "a number OF Suspicious looking
men bnve lately been making frequent
visits to the money vaults OF the Trea.
sury during the hours allowed for pub
lic inspection" Such Of them 30 called
yesterday were notified that sthey must
not come again, aud the officers in
charge CT the vaults have been instruct
cd To keep Q sharp look out on visitors
in the future"
| The railroad coal miners OF the Pitts
purg oistrlcts In convention yesterday.
adopted resolution calling upon ali
miners who are now working below the
regular rate to demand the scale at
once. A committee of four was aD-
pointed TO represent the miners ON the
board OF Arbitration, which will have
power TO settle all disputes between the
operators and their employ es.
The schooner reported ashore off Nau.
sett Life Saving Station, ON the Massa-
chusetts coast, is the J. II. Eells, from
Perth Amb0y for Boston. At last &C.
counts she was going to pieces Two OF
her crew were saved, three others
drowned:
The Navy Department is about to be
gin the duplication OF she plans of
GuDb No. 1, for the cons truction ct
the two 200. ton gunbosts provided for
by the last Congress The limit OF the
contract price of the new vessels is
$3.50 600 each.
EXCITEMENT continues high In Chris
tian County, Mo-, over the recent as
sassination of Charles Green aud Wm.
Eden by BALD Knobbers " Thirteen
men have already been arrested on sus.
ipicio1 for the murders.
Benjamin Wzshgraw. aged "A years,
WAS 81 OF and fatally wounded on a
Wharf at Baltimore Wednesday by
Thomas McGinpis, who playfully point
ed . supposed empty gun at him and
pulled the trigger.
A government detective has arrested
Mrs. Hardin and Darr Goode, two
Members OF gang of counterfeitert
shich has been operating in Nortt
lLswisburR, Ohio. A lot of bogus coir
was seized.
The State Department has received s
copy of the will OF the laGe jose SevilIa
LOT Lima, Peru, which leaves $500 COX
for the establishment in New York of 8
home for the education OF poor girls.
An unknown man, 30 years old, was
crushed to death on Wednesday night
between cars OF the Reading Railroad
and the depot platform at Front and
Noble streets.
William Paxton, a veteran OF the
Mexican war, despairing of receiving
a pension" hanged nimself in Larcas
tor County, South Carolina, on Wednes
lday.
Work is again progressing on tn,
new cruiser Chicago, at Chester, Pa
She will be removed from Chester t.
she New York Navy Yard next week.
I Bridget Laird, 65 years old, was rui
lover and killed on Wednesday by .
train on the Reading Railroad at Six
tasuth Street Stnt;or